Ediciones Creativas de Occidente, México · 2024

“To think, to write and to love the landscape” · The Necessity for Ruins and other Essays

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Editorial Universitaria, Chile · 2023

“The systematization of botanical practices in Santiago, Chile: The Sada di Carlo case, 1848-1858” · History of Science and Technology in Chile

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Birkhauser, Suiza · 2023

“Populus nigra var. Italica. A green ideal for Santiago, Chile” · 30 Trees and Why Landscape Architects Love Them

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Anuario TAREA, Argentina · 2023

“Book review: Traveling Southward from the Strait of Magellan”

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Ediciones UC, Chile · 2023

“Expanding the horizon. Esmée Cromie’s contribution to modern architecture” · In-between the lines. Re-reading history trough women architects in Chile

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The Rockwell Kent Forum · 2023

Magallanes, Magallanes

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The interviews of “A coffee with Sonia” in Tribu Verde (Universidad del Museo Social Argentino, Argentina · 2022)

“A conversation with Sonia Berjman” · Dialogues about landscape

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Orjikh Editores, Chile · 2022

Landscapes for the People: Essays by Frederick Law Olmsted

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Subsecretaría del Patrimonio Cultural, Chile · 2021

“The memory of landscape” · Landscape as heritage

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Ediciones UC · Ediciones ARQ, Chile · 2021

“The Two Landscapes of Campus Oriente” · Campus Oriente’s guide

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Ediciones ARQ, Chile · 2020

“Origins of a Large Park 1915-1927” · From Rock to Park: The Construction of the Metropolitan Park

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Ediciones ARQ, Chile · 2020

“Landscape in Chile is a political decision” · Landscape is not Nature

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Ediciones ARQ, Chile · 2020

“Landscape is not found, it is made” · Landscape is not Nature

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Ediciones ARQ, Chile · 2020

“Los Callejones Park, Graneros, Chile” · Landscape is not Nature

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Ecological urbanism in Latin America (Gustavo Gili, Barcelona · 2019)

“Emergent landscapes in Chile’s Santiago, 1831”

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Revista ARQ, Chile · 2019

“Rachel Carson and her attack on greenery”

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Studies in Historic Gardens and Designed Landscapes, UK · 2019

“Visions of an unrealized park: Chile’s Cerro San Cristóbal, 1915-1927”

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Revista ARQ, Chile · 2018

“Possible roles of women architects in the materialization of architecture in Chile”

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Studies in Historic Gardens and Designed Landscapes, UK · 2017

“Dissecting the origins of Chile’s Quinta Normal de Agricultura as a colonial garden, 1838-1856”

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Revista ARQ, Chile · 2017

“Media, distance and framing in the definition of landscapes”

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“To think, to write and to love the landscape” · The Necessity for Ruins and other Essays

“The systematization of botanical practices in Santiago, Chile: The Sada di Carlo case, 1848-1858” · History of Science and Technology in Chile

“Populus nigra var. Italica. A green ideal for Santiago, Chile” · 30 Trees and Why Landscape Architects Love Them

“Book review: Traveling Southward from the Strait of Magellan”

“Expanding the horizon. Esmée Cromie’s contribution to modern architecture” · In-between the lines. Re-reading history trough women architects in Chile

Magallanes, Magallanes

“A conversation with Sonia Berjman” · Dialogues about landscape

Landscapes for the People: Essays by Frederick Law Olmsted

“The memory of landscape” · Landscape as heritage

“The Two Landscapes of Campus Oriente” · Campus Oriente’s guide

“Origins of a Large Park 1915-1927” · From Rock to Park: The Construction of the Metropolitan Park

“Landscape in Chile is a political decision” · Landscape is not Nature

“Landscape is not found, it is made” · Landscape is not Nature

“Los Callejones Park, Graneros, Chile” · Landscape is not Nature

“Emergent landscapes in Chile’s Santiago, 1831”

“Rachel Carson and her attack on greenery”

“Visions of an unrealized park: Chile’s Cerro San Cristóbal, 1915-1927”

“Possible roles of women architects in the materialization of architecture in Chile”

“Dissecting the origins of Chile’s Quinta Normal de Agricultura as a colonial garden, 1838-1856”

“Media, distance and framing in the definition of landscapes”